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Yogyakarta: Minimum Wage, Maximum Toil

By Amanatia Junda | 21 April, 2022 | Comments Off on Yogyakarta: Minimum Wage, Maximum Toil
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For Amanatia Junda, Yogyakarta is a place of cultural and intellectual vibrancy and expansive political dreamings, but not everything about the city is rosy.

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